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- Don't hit me no more.
- Hurry up. Go get her.
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- Are you okay?
- Go get her.
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Miss! Miss, I don't mean any harm.
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Miss. Are you all right, miss?
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That was quite an experience.
Every day, I say to myself:
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" Pero, you're a lucky man. Your father
could afford a private school...
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...where among gaining a degree in
learning, you also mastered boxing."
:32:27
- That was quite a punch you threw.
- It was just a couple of bums.
:32:32
- I wanted to make sure you're okay.
- I'm fine. Now excuse me, I'm late.
:32:37
You're late? That's funny. So am I.
Which direction are you going?
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- This way.
- That's funny. So am I.
:32:45
- What are you late for?
- I'm meeting my boyfriend.
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- He's a doctor.
- A doctor. Really? What do you do?
:32:52
Me? I don't work.
I shop. I play tennis.
:32:56
Oh, really? Well, I'm a salesman.
:32:58
Congratulations. What do you sell?
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All sorts of things.
Big things. Expensive.
:33:06
- You from around here?
- No, Collinwood.
:33:08
Even though I could afford more,
I live humbly. I like humble people.
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For instance, if you were, say,
I don't know, a maid and not an heiress...
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...I'd still think you were
just as pretty.
:33:21
Hey, what's happening, young blood?
:33:26
Crazy kids.
That's a joke we play on each other.
:33:29
So where do you live?
:33:31
I live in an apartment with my aunts,
but my boyfriend's building me a house.
:33:36
- The doctor?
- No, the other boyfriend.
:33:39
You have another boyfriend?
:33:42
Yeah, I have lots of boyfriends.
I think it's best that way.
:33:49
- So you going to ask me out, or what?
- I thought...
:33:53
What about your boyfriends?
:33:55
They understand I'm a liberated woman.
How's Sunday?
:33:59
- Sure.
- All right.